HARVEY BENGE: You Won’t Be With Me TomorrowYou Wont Be With Me Tomorrow is a sequel to the narrative Harvey Benge developed in his book, Some Things You Should Have Told Me. Both deal with the pain of relationship, the seeming inevitability of separation and the mistrust that is its consequence. Women drift, lost and hostile, throughout the pages theyre masked or veiled; they stare from behind bars sometimes metal, sometimes frail as gauze, or turn away, eyes averted. They are beautiful but

His work will be exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Photography

He was shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 2001

In the month before the 2016 presidential election New Zealand photographer Harvey Benge spent time in San Francisco and New York making the images in this book

Leistner “embedded” with a community of 100 tree planters

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He has published many previous books including Légionnaires Portraits photographiques et uniformes and Empire

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amaze us with their extraordinary diversity and prodigious beauty

She cites this background as informing her interest in sub-cultures and the exploration of contemporary social issues and challenges

harvest the fields

Shortlisted for the PHotoEspana Best Photography Book of the Year Award

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